Victory Day Silenced: Russia Scales Back Celebrations Amid War

Tiraspol is cancelling the Victory Day parade and the traditional Immortal Regiment march for the third year in a row.

98-Year-Old Defies War: Escape From Ukraine Frontline

An elderly woman, 98 years old, managed to flee on foot from the occupied town of Ocheretyne in the Donetsk region.

NATO Chief Acknowledges Aid Gap, Pledges Support for Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg conveyed to the Ukrainian people on Monday that member states of the alliance had not honoured their commitments of military aid in recent months.

Cybercor's USAID Boost: IT Equipment Reception & Training Commencement

The National Institute of Cyber Security Innovations, known as 'Cybercor,' has received its inaugural shipment of IT equipment from USAID.

Moldova Sets Fees for After-School Programs

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) has issued a new regulation for the organisation and operation of extended-schedule classes or groups, which has been published in the Official Monitor.

Flying from Chișinău? Check New Airport Entry Rules

Effective May 1st, only passengers with valid boarding passes for scheduled flights will be granted access to the Chișinău International Airport terminal.

Moldova Claims 11 Medals at Prestigious Wine Contest

Recently, Spain played host to the Bacchus 2024 International Competition, a highly regarded event within the international wine industry.

Empowering Educators: Moldova's Government Initiatives and Scholarships

More than three thousand graduates from various regions of the country were introduced to the most enticing opportunities in higher education, particularly within the pedagogical domain.

Deputy-chairperson of the Supreme Rada of Ukraine is coming to Chisinau

The Deputy-chairperson of the Supreme Rada of Ukraine Olena Kondratiuk will pay a visit to the Republic of Moldova on Monday.

Head of Polish diplomacy asks Germany to deliver cruise missiles to Ukraine

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski hopes that German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz will change his mind and Berlin will deliver Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine after the US decided to supply Kiev with long-range missiles, reports dpa, quoted by Agerpres .

The Republic of Moldova marks 10 years of visa regime liberalization with the EU. Maia Sandu: "Moldovans are Europeans and deserve to live freely, to travel where they want"

Moldovans are Europeans and deserve to live freely, to travel where they want, to work where they want, like all European citizens. This is the message of President Maia Sandu on the occasion of 10 years of visa regime liberalization with the EU.

Tornado kills at least 5, injures 33, in Chinese metropolis as region battles deadly floods

At least five people were killed and 33 injured in a tornado Saturday that struck Guangzhou, a city of 19 million people in southern China, according to Chinese state media, CNN reports.